Trading Blows!

Today, my "Fungus" deck squared off against Chiraag's "Madness" deck four times.

Game 1
I had a large swarm of fungus out when Chiraag pulled out his Damnation, leading him to a comeback victory. Series record: 0-1

Game 2
Yet again, I built up a large swarm, but this time Chiraag had no Damnation to stop it. Series record: 1-1

Game 3
This game was almost an exact copy of the previous one. Series record: 2-1

Game 4
I had no chance in this game. Chiraag had Damnation in his hand for the whole game, but he never needed to use it. Series record: 2-2

"Fungus" record: 8-3
"Fungus" record vs. Chiraag: 3-3
"Fungus" record vs. "Madness": 3-3

Damnationed!

Today, my "Elf" deck squred off against Chiraag's "Madness" deck. The game went really well for me in the beginning. I started out with three Wellwishers (which were able to get me all the way up to 42 life), two Elvish Warriors, a Llanowar Elves and a Heedless One. Just when I thought I had myself an easy victory, Chiraag played Damnation, killing all of my creatures. He didn't let up after that either, as he followed up his mass creature removal spell with many of his own creatures. Chiraag took my life total all the way from 42 to 0.
"Elf" record: 5-2-1
"Elf" record vs. Chiraag: 3-2
"Elf" record vs. "Madness": 3-1

Short Lived!

Today, my "White" deck squared off against Chiraag's "Madness" deck. To make a long (actually short) story short, (shorter anyways), each creature I played did not live to see my following turn. At the end of the game, Chiraag had four Nightshade Assassins, two Trespasser il-Vecs and a Mirri the Cursed.
"White" record: 8-3
"White" record vs. Chiraag: 3-1
"White" record vs. "Madness": 1-1

Sliver of Lands!

Today, my "White" deck squared off against Chiraag's "Sliver" deck. I started out by playing five quick, aggressive creatures. Chiraag, on the other hand, had to mulligan twice, due to mana shortage. Most of my attackers had flying, so I wasn't slowed down much when Chiraag finallly managed to play a Gemhide Sliver.
"White" record: 8-2
"White" record vs. Chiraag: 3-0
"White" record vs. Chiraag: 1-0

Lurking in Shadows!

Yesterday, my "Elf" deck squared off against Chiraag's "Madness" deck. Chiraag was able to keep my life from growing by making sure to burn my Wellwishers the instant I played them. He also had a Trespasser il-Vec out, which he would give shadow each turn and attack me for direct damage. I barely squeezed away with a victory, since Chiraag's Trespasser il-Vec got me almost single-handetly down to 3 life. In the end though, my swarm of elves were able to prevail agianst Chiraag's one shadow creature.
"Elf" record: 5-1-1
"Elf" record vs. Chiraag: 3-1
"Elf" record vs. "Madness": 3-0

Strength in Numbers!

Today, my "White" deck squared off against Chraag's "Madness" deck. Early in the game, every creature I played was instantly burned or killed by Chiraag's arsenol of burn/kill spells. Luckilly for me, Chiraag ran out after about a half-dozen, allowing me to build up a swarm late in the game.
"White" record: 6-2
"White" record vs. Chiraag: 2-0
"White" record vs. "Madness": 1-0

Growing Up!

Today, my "White" deck squared off against Chiraag's "Green" deck. For most of the game, I had at least five creatures, making my Fortify extremely deadly.
"White" record: 5-2
"White" record vs. Chiraag: 1-0
"White" record vs. "Green": 1-0

Too Much to Burn!

Yesterday, my "Elf" deck squared off against Chiraag's "Madness" deck two times.

Game 1
I played too many elves to count and finished Chiraag off with a huge Heedless One. Series record: 1-0

Game 2
This time Chiraag used his Dark Withering on my Heedless One, but I still had too many elves for him to stop. Series record: 2-0

"Elf" record: 3-1-1
"Elf" record vs. Chiraag: 2-1
"Elf" record vs. "Madness": 2-0

Poisoned to Death!

Yesterday, my "Elf" deck squared off against Chiraag's "Sliver" deck. Things looked really good for me when I started the game by playing two Wellwishers, which throughout the game, gave me more than enough life. Unfortunately for me, Chiraag played both Virulent Sliver and Shifting Sliver, leaving me wide open for poison counters every turn. By the end of the game, I had 43 life, but I also had 10 poison counters.
"Elf" record: 1-1-1
"Elf" record vs. Chiraag: 0-1
"Elf" record vs. "Sliver": 0-1

Forest Fire!

Today, my "Kithkin" deck squared off against Chiraag's "Madness" deck. The game started out looking pretty good for me when I got four kithkin out on the opening turns. The game turned sour quickly though, as my all of my creatures were burned and killed off the field, one by one. When Chiraag started to build up a swarm I had nothing left to defend myself.
"Kithkin" record: 6-1
"Kithkin" record vs. Chiraag: 0-1
"Kithkin" record vs. "Madness": 0-1

Opposite Results!

Today, my "Fungus" deck squared off against Chiraag's "Madness" deck two times.

Game 1
I enchanted my Herd Gnarr with both Verdant Embrace and Fallen Ideal, which led up to a monstrous game ending attack. Series record: 1-0

Game 2

The only fungus I played all game was Thallid Shell-Dweller, and Chiraag took it out right away with his Lightning Axe, leading to a quick loss. Series record: 1-1

"Fungus" record: 5-1
"Fungus" record vs. Chiraag: 1-1
"Fungus" record vs. "Madness": 1-1

Fire in the Labs!

Today, my "Izzet" deck squared off against Chiraag's "Madness" deck. I played an early Wee Dragonauts, but Chiraag instantly burned it with his Lightning Axe. After that, I found myself very short on creatures, which was very unfortunate because Chiraag quickly built up a swarm of four creatures, Mirri the Cursed, Nightshade Assassin, Trespasser il-Vec and Reckless Worm. I used Pyromatics to get rid of both Nightshade Assassin and Trespasser il-Vec, but there was really nothing I could do to stop the leftover assault, leading to a quick defeat.
"Izzet" record: 1-2
"Izzet" record vs. Chiraag: 1-1
"Izzet" record vs. "Madness": 0-1

P.S.: Even if I had managed to kill Chiraag's Mirri the Cursed, it turned out Chiraag had another one waiting in his hand.

Izzen't a Sliver of Hope!

Today, my "Izzet" deck squared off against Chiraag's "Sliver" deck. Early in the game, Chiraag mulliganed a hand due to a lack of the lands he needed. While Chiraag was doing this, I played a Wee Dragonauts and a Tibor and Lumia, which I attacked with each turn for direct damage. When Chiraag did play a sliver, I was able to get rid of it using my control spells. With the help of Pyromatics, I was able to push through exactly 20 damage.
"Izzet" record: 1-1
"Izzet" record vs. Chiraag: 1-0
"Izzet" record vs. "Sliver": 1-0

Madder Than Madness!

Today, my "Black" deck squared off against Chiraag's "Madness" deck. Early in the game, Chiraag had trouble playing many of his strong cards due to his lack of red mana. My deck on the other hand only needed black mana, which it got plenty. Chiraag had two Lightning Axes in his hand, but he was never able to play them since I took him out before he drew a single Mountain.
"Black" record: 4-0
"Black" record vs. Chiraag: 2-0
"Black" record vs. "Madness": 1-0

Picking on the Weak!

Today, my "Black" deck squared off against Chiraag's "Green" deck. Chiraag started out by playing three Thornweald Archers. I picked them off one by one. Chiraag responded with yet another Thornweald Archer and a Llanowar Mentor. I killed them both at once by playing my Ascendant Evincar on the following turn, since it gave all of his creatures -1/-1. Chiraag's last gasp was his Craw Giant. I dispensed of that with my 3/3 first striking Vampire Bats. After that, Chiraag was left defenseless against my attackers.
"Black" record: 3-0
"Black" record vs. Chiraag: 1-0
"Black" record vs. "Green": 1-0